Free Energy and Mental Control

[kentauros]

The fringe science/invention site rexresearch.com has articles and collections of various patents and inventions pertaining to free energy devices and methods, as well as other topics of interest here.

I was checking it out today for recent additions and came across the following article:

Daniel POMERLEAU - Free Energy Coils

However, there's so much more to this than the title subject. It turns out he has ability akin to Travolta's character in Phenomenon. He's autistic and has supposedly been aware of his abilities since he was 12 years of age. He's in his 50's now (I haven't finished reading the article as much of it is written by someone for whom English is not their native tongue) but still has his child-like sense of the world and what he can do.

There are more links embedded in the text, but I'm just fascinated with the accounts of what he's able to do. I hope y'all find it as enthralling and hopeful.

namaste
Eric

[I Have A Dream]

1. Very interesting! Thanks for the link, Eric.

:)

[Celebration]

2. wow

from the link

he demonstrated in front of the class that he could cause a radio to make distorting sounds when he rubbed the circuit drawn on a piece of paper ... he claimed that he is able to draw a cell phone on paper and use it to make REAL calls ... sounds crazy but after seeing his demonstrations live you would be its possible for him.

A symbolic cell phone making real calls. This guy has the potential to use his power for lots of healing type work. I wonder if he has ever tried it.

[kentauros]

3. Yeah, I was floored by his ability to simply draw a working circuit, including a phone!

I'm not sure if he has tried healing or not. But, if you are a woman, you could problably explain it to him where he would understand, since he has stated that he works best with women. I would guess, though, that he may not have met many men that are sensitive like women.

It would be cool to see and meet him; I just don't live anywhere near Quebec.

[Celebration]

4. symbolic "machines"

One of my favorite books is "Amazing and Wonderful Mind Machines" by Stine, and he talks a lot about symbolic machines. This is in reference to radionics type devices, which involve "subtle" energies. Wow, if someone can use these same principles with cell phones, he might be able to do symbolic operations that actually work, kill cancer cells and who knows what else.

Well, I live nowhere near Quebec either.

[kentauros]

5. Are those the same "mind machines" that use hemispheric synchronization

and sometimes flashing lights? That's the only usage I know for the term, so I would be interested in reading more about symbolic mind machines, too. I'll have to look up that book. I've never used a mind machine but have used Hemi-Sync tapes and CDs. I have to wonder if this man's brain hemispheres are fully synchronized all the time...

Imagine drawing or tatooing a symbolic cellphone on your head for whenever you need it :D

[Celebration]

6. oh he talks about lots of stuff

But he doesn't talk about hemispheric synchronization. He even talks about pendulums. It is a "mind machine" in that it interacts with the mind to reveal the subconscious. He also talks about dowsing rods. He gives complete instructions on how to build an Hieronymous machine. That is something using a stick pad to do testing. I think it is similar to a radionics device. I didn't build one. Then there is a "wishing" machine.

Muscle response testing is discussed, and also how various symbols can strengthen/weaken a person.

What amused me was after he went into detail about how to build a Hieronymous machine, the next chapter said, all you need is a diagram that makes sense to you. LOL, he had to re-ink the batteries every year or so.

It's not that this book was chock full of information, because it wasn't, really. I just loved the writing style and the kind of scientific mindset behind it--all while being easily readable. You can read the reviews here--they will tell you more than I can here--

http://www.amazon.com/Amazing-Wonderful-Mind-Machines-Build/dp/1560870753

It's not in print, and I can't really say it is worth fifty bucks. It is just really fun to read. Particularly I like it when I start to think I am nuts because of all the seemingly strange stuff I do. Then I'll go back and look at this book. It is very down to earth, and I start to feel more normal again.

Okay, I am trying to get the picture of a tattooed cell phone on the face out of my mind...............